Meet Anne – Marie Coleman | Owner of the Bunnyhive Roswell

We had the good fortune of connecting with Anne – Marie Coleman and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Anne – Marie, what was your thought process behind starting your own business?
My thought process behind starting my own business was rooted in faith, purpose, and a desire to build something meaningful for families. I reached a point where I wanted to take a risk and try something different—something that aligned with both my heart and my skill set. I’ve always loved the idea of building community, creating safe and welcoming spaces, and helping people feel supported, and The Bunny Hive Roswell became the perfect place to bring that vision to life.
As a mom myself, I know firsthand how important it is to have places where you feel seen, understood, and surrounded by others who “get it.” I wanted to create a studio where moms, babies, and families could come as they are—no judgment, no pressure, just connection, joy, and belonging. Starting this business was my way of pouring into my community and offering a space that truly feels like home.

What should our readers know about your business?
The Bunny Hive Roswell is a warm, intentional community space created for babies, toddlers, moms, caregivers, and families. What truly sets us apart is the environment we’ve built—one that is safe, supportive, faith-centered, and rooted in genuine connection. We offer classes, events, and experiences that aren’t just activities; they’re opportunities for families to bond, breathe, and feel a sense of belonging.
What I’m most proud of is the community that has formed here. Families walk in as strangers and walk out with friends. Moms tell us that they feel seen and supported. Children find joy, routine, and a place where they can explore freely. That is exactly why I took the risk of stepping into business ownership—to cultivate a space where families feel understood and cared for.
Getting here wasn’t easy. I walked into this journey knowing I wanted to try something different, but I had to learn quickly—everything from operations and staffing to scheduling, marketing, and creating systems that worked for our studio. There were long nights, unexpected challenges, and moments where I had to remind myself why I started. But each challenge pushed me to grow. Leaning on my faith, my family, my public health background, and my natural love for building community helped me stay grounded.
One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is that vulnerability and leadership go hand in hand. I’ve learned to trust my instincts, trust God, and trust the process. I’ve learned that community is everything—and when you serve people with intention, compassion, and consistency, the impact is powerful.
What I want the world to know about my brand and my story is this: The Bunny Hive Roswell is more than a studio. It’s a place where moms don’t have to pretend, where babies and toddlers can just be themselves, and where families are welcomed with open arms. I built this space with love, purpose, and the belief that community can change lives. And every day, I’m honored to see that belief come to life.

If you had a friend visiting you, what are some of the local spots you’d want to take them around to?
If my best friend were visiting for a week, I’d want to show them all the places that make Roswell and the Atlanta area feel vibrant, welcoming, and full of possibility—great food, beautiful outdoor spaces, and family-friendly activities.
Day 1: Welcome to Roswell
We’d kick things off at Fellows Café, one of my favorite brunch spots with amazing pastries and a warm atmosphere.
Then we’d walk through Historic Roswell, exploring the charming boutiques and small businesses along Canton Street.
Dinner would be at Table & Main, the perfect introduction to Roswell’s food scene.
Day 2: Nature + Local Favorites
We’d start the day with a walk at the Roswell Mill and Vickery Creek Trail—beautiful scenery and the iconic waterfall.
Lunch at Lucky’s Burger & Brew, followed by dinner at Osteria Mattone, a must for Italian food lovers.
Before heading home, we’d check out We Rock the Spectrum Kids Gym—a fun, inclusive space that families absolutely love and a great reflection of how community-centered Roswell is.
Day 3: Atlanta Day Trip
We’d spend a full day exploring Atlanta:
Shopping and rooftop games at Ponce City Market
A stroll along the Atlanta BeltLine
Lunch at Krog Street Market
A cultural stop at the High Museum of Art
Dinner at The Garden Room, where the atmosphere alone feels magical.
Day 4: Family-Friendly Fun
Myles would join us for a kid-centered day:
Morning at the Georgia Aquarium or Zoo Atlanta
Lunch at Six Feet Under
A sweet stop at Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams
Dinner at North Italia, relaxed and family-friendly.
Day 5: Reset & Relaxation
We’d unwind with massages at Treat Your Feet or spend the day at JeJu Sauna.
Lunch at Flower Child, then an easy evening shopping or catching a movie at Avalon.
Day 6: Explore + Celebrate Local Community
We’d check out Concert Jar—a fun and curated way to discover events, concerts, and cool places to hang out or party in Roswell and Atlanta.
Then we’d head to Avalon or The Battery for shopping.
Brunch at Maple Street Biscuit Co. or Butcher & Brew, and dinner at Colletta or Superica.
Before ending the day, I’d proudly show my friend The Bunny Hive Roswell, my studio, and a place filled with joy, community, and connection for families. I’d also point out the Roswell Inc studio, which has been a great support system for local businesses like mine.
Day 7: Sunday Soulfulness
We’d start with church, followed by brunch at Atlanta Breakfast Club.
A peaceful afternoon at the Chattahoochee Nature Center, enjoying nature at its best.
We’d end the evening with dinner at Salt Factory Pub or a cozy home-cooked meal.
What Makes This Area Special
Roswell is a community that truly has it all—amazing food, great people, family-centered experiences like We Rock the Spectrum Kids Gym, helpful business resources like Roswell Inc, and beautiful places to connect and unwind. And at the heart of it all, spaces like The Bunny Hive Roswell help bring families together in meaningful ways.

Shoutout is all about shouting out others who you feel deserve additional recognition and exposure. Who would you like to shoutout?
Absolutely — I truly wouldn’t be where I am without the love, support, and encouragement of the people closest to me. First, I have to shout out my husband. He is one of the hardest-working people I know, and watching his dedication has shaped my own work ethic in so many ways. His belief in me gave me the courage to take risks, follow my purpose, and step into business ownership with confidence. I respect him deeply and I’m constantly inspired by the way he leads our family.
I also have to mention our three-year-old son. He is my daily reminder of why I do this work. His joy, curiosity, and innocence motivate me to create spaces where families can feel safe, supported, and connected. He pushes me to build something meaningful that he can be proud of one day.
And of course, my faith has played a huge role. God has guided me, sustained me, and given me the strength to step out on faith and build community through this business.
To my family, friends, and the incredible moms and caregivers who trust The Bunny Hive Roswell—you are all part of my story, and I’m grateful for every bit of support along the way.

Website: https://www.thebunnyhive.com/roswell

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